France. - 10 000 Francs - 1956 - Pick 136a (No reserve price)





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Authentic 10,000 francs Bonaparte banknote from 6 September 1956, France, type 1955, L.30, Fayette F.51.04 / Pick 136a, 17 × 9 cm, in good condition with a central crease and minor stains.
Description from the seller
TITLE :
Banknote 10,000 Francs Bonaparte 6-9-1956 L.30 TB+
CATEGORY : Collection
CONDITION : Good condition
DESCRIPTION :
Authentic 10,000 franc banknote « Bonaparte », Bank of France.
CLASSIFICATION
- Type : 10,000 F Bonaparte, type 1955
- Catalogue references : Fayette F.51.04 / Pick 136a
- Date : September 6, 1956 (F.6-9-1956.F)
- Series : L.30, number 58718
- Rarity : common
- Size : 17 x 9 cm
STATE DETAILS
Obverse : correct colors, a central fold, some light creases, small reddish stains on the right edge.
Reverse : good colors, central fold, small brown spot in the center, some marks on the lower edge.
Corners intact, no tears or missing pieces. See front and back photos.
Iconic banknote featuring the portrait of Bonaparte after the painting by David, the Arc de Triomphe and the Invalides.
TITLE :
Banknote 10,000 Francs Bonaparte 6-9-1956 L.30 TB+
CATEGORY : Collection
CONDITION : Good condition
DESCRIPTION :
Authentic 10,000 franc banknote « Bonaparte », Bank of France.
CLASSIFICATION
- Type : 10,000 F Bonaparte, type 1955
- Catalogue references : Fayette F.51.04 / Pick 136a
- Date : September 6, 1956 (F.6-9-1956.F)
- Series : L.30, number 58718
- Rarity : common
- Size : 17 x 9 cm
STATE DETAILS
Obverse : correct colors, a central fold, some light creases, small reddish stains on the right edge.
Reverse : good colors, central fold, small brown spot in the center, some marks on the lower edge.
Corners intact, no tears or missing pieces. See front and back photos.
Iconic banknote featuring the portrait of Bonaparte after the painting by David, the Arc de Triomphe and the Invalides.

